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In Corporate America, this sort of interaction is completely routine, especially when talking with a single business analyst who's supposed to be representing a
by zcdziura 10y ago
In Corporate America, this sort of interaction is completely routine, especially when talking with a single business analyst who's supposed to be representing a whole team. Much of the time, the BA imposes their own requests on-top of their team's. While that's fine, much of the time that is spent on the requirements gets wasted because, after showing off the project to the rest of the business team, they have their own requests that refute what the BA wanted in the first place!
While this would all be solved if requirements were decided as a team, much of the time that's not the case. Alas.
- patmcguire 10y agoYeah. You can do pretty well if it's just one boss, but when you have to somehow answer to everyone, and every meeting leads to two meetings with new people recursively until the end of time, there's not a whole lot you can do.